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Controlling temperature within buildings using low temperature heating and high temperature cooling
Mechanical and electrical contracting engineers, J & B Hopkins has used its headquarters in Concorde Way to demonstrate a highly energy efficient way of controlling the temperature within buildings using low temperature heating and high temperature cooling. “Concorde House was built on a brownfield site and designed around a light-weight steel frame with walls constructed from standard cladding panels,” explains Managing Director, Paul Hopkins... [more]
Britain's oldest boiler found in Billericay
Since the Government’s boiler scrappage scheme launched in January, npower hometeam, which installs, services and repairs boilers, has overseen the replacement of hundreds of old, inefficient boilers across the country. Inspired by these discoveries, the company launched a nationwide hunt to find the oldest boiler. A homeowner in Billericay has discovered he is the owner of Britain’s Oldest Boiler following a nationwide search by npower homete... [more]
Baxi Solo heat only boiler range is the perfect choice for replacement or newbuild installations
Baxi has enhanced its range of heat only boilers. The new Baxi Solo HE A has been reduced in depth to enable it to be fitted flush with standard kitchen wall cupboards. This, along with its excellent energy efficiency – at over 90% it meets the minimum efficiency levels required for SEDBUK 2005 – and NOx Class 5, makes it the perfect choice for replacement or newbuild installations. The Baxi Solo HE A is available in outputs of 12, 15, 18, 2... [more]
The Rika Memo wood pellet stove utilises nearly all of the energy in the wood, making it the green alternative to heating with oil, gas or coal
By burning wood pellets the smoke coming out of the chimney consists mainly of water vapours, so there’s less strain on the environment and less strain on the pocket too, as biomass stoves are a cost-efficient way of heating the home which can help save money on utility bills. Opting for a pellet stove rather than an open fire will also heat the home more effectively, as with an open fire only around 5 to 10% of the heat will actually find its wa... [more]
Pegler Yorkshire supplies Tectite Advance fittings for Berlin Senate's heating system renovation
The complete renovation of the heating system of The Berlin Senate, carried out by Berlin contractor Dieter Melchert KG, necessitated the sourcing of quality push fittings and Pegler Yorkshire is delighted to have the opportunity to supply to a prestigious contract. Pegler Yorkshire has supplied 4000 fittings from its Tectite Advance range in each of the two initial phases. Phase 3 is due to start in autumn 2010. Tectite Advance is a carbon st... [more]
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